Turning fifty is a milestone event, especially for women the world over. It’s often a transition point when nests empty, careers change, and priorities shift. It inspires a decade of renewal, a desire to reflect on your life and consider the road ahead. It is the golden moment for estate planning. Although planning for the end of life appears to be morbid, estate planning … [Read more...]
Life-Long Learning: How to Expand Your Mind as You Age
Is there an end to curiosity and the ability to pick up new skills? Of course not! That's why Baby Boomers are often on a quest for life-long learning. They may want to complete a degree they never had a chance to complete, advance their credentials, or simply indulge in their favorite hobbies. This page was originally posted May, 2018 and updated May 2020. With the kind … [Read more...]
Becoming an Expat in Mexico: Why Baby Boomers are Doing it
I interviewed author Travis Luther, author of the new book The Fun Side of the Wall: Baby Boomer Retirement in Mexico. It’s not a how-to book about moving to Mexico and becoming an expat but rather a sociological study of Baby Boomer retirement in the United States and what has been driving them to leave the U.S. to live there. It addresses ageism, consumerism, and … [Read more...]
5 Easy Tips To Keep Staying Active After Retirement
For some people, it's hard staying active in retirement and it's common for people that have worked their entire life to want to stay at home and live a very quiet and peaceful life. Though there is nothing wrong with living that way, some people take this to the extreme and never leave the comfort of their home, creating major health risks. If a retiree spends too much … [Read more...]
Retirement Relocation Tips: Is a Big Move Right for You?
If you’ve recently retired, or plan to in the future, you may be considering moving to a new part of the state, country, or world to spend the remainder of your years in your dream location. However, retirement relocation isn’t something to do quickly or rashly. There’s much to consider, from where you’ll move and live, to how you’ll spend your days and make your … [Read more...]
